NOTE: This is the website for a past offering of the class. To view this quarter's website, please click here .

The final exams have been graded, and individual scores have been released via Gradescope. Please see the final exam webpage for more information about exam regrades, statistics and scores. Regrade requests will be accepted until 4:00PM PST on Tuesday (tomorrow), August 20, 2019.

Thank you all for an amazing quarter, and have a great rest of the summer!

The encrypted final exam is ready to download. Make sure to have both the final exam and bluebook downloaded prior to the test. See the Final exam page for details. All the best!

For your sixth and final assignment, you will implement a baby name graphing program that will give you practice with data structures, classes and interactors. See the assignment page for more details. The assignment is due Tuesday, August 13th, at 10AM but make sure to get started early! Additionally, no late submissions (free late days or otherwise) will be accepted on this assignment.

The midterm exams have been graded, and individual scores have been released via Gradescope, an online course grading website. Please see the midterm webpage for more information about exam regrades, statistics and scores. Regrades will be accepted until 10AM on Monday, August 5, 2019.

For your fifth assignment, you will implement the algorithms for an image editing program. This assignment will give you practice with concepts like 1D arrays, 2D arrays, and image manipulation. See the assignment page for more details. The assignment is due Monday, August 5th, at 10AM.

The encrypted midterm is ready to download. Make sure to have both the midterm and bluebook download prior to the test. See the Midterm page for details. Reminder that there is no class tomorrow (so you have a little extra time to get ready). All the best!

For your fourth assignment, you will implement ParaKarel, a fun console + graphics game inspired by Hangman. This assignment will give you practice with strings and file reading. See the assignment page for more details. The assignment is due Monday, July 29th.

The material covered by this assignment (with the exception of ArrayLists) is also covered by the midterm, so starting this assignment before the midterm can give you extra practice with text processing and graphics. Definitely prioritize preparing for the midterm, though :-)

The midterm is coming up Monday, July 22 7-9PM PST in Bishop Auditorium, and a recorded review session will be held on Friday, July 19 10:30-11:50AM PST in Gates B01. For detailed information, including material to study, exam policies, and practice material, please see the midterm info webpage, linked to in the sidebar at left.

In particular, be sure to download Bluebook, and set up two-factor authentication with passcodes (which you will need to submit your exam).

The midterm will be on your computer, so email both instructors ASAP if you will need to borrow a laptop.

For your third assignment, you will implement the classic arcade game Breakout! This assignment will give you practice with concepts like graphics programs, events, animation and instance variables. See the assignment page for more details. This assignment may optionally be completed in pairs, and is due Thursday, July 18th at 10AM.

As a reminder, because of the July 4 holiday, we will not have lecture Thursday. Additionally, Thursday sections are cancelled. If you are in a Thursday section, please try to attend either a Wednesday section (times/locations under "Section" tab -> "View All Sections") OR the Friday (July 5) section at 11:30AM in Skilling Auditorium taking place this week due to the Holiday.

Additionally, due to the Holiday there will be no LaIR helper hours Wednesday, July 3.

Assignment 1: Karel the Robot

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Section Assignments + Late Section Signups

Regular section signups have concluded, and we have finalized section assignments. You can find your assigned section here. Please check your section assignment immediately, as sections begin today.

If you missed regular section signups, you may sign up using the late signup form in the "Section" dropdown at the top. Any SCPD students who missed the opportunity to sign up for a grader should do so also via the "Section" dropdown at the top. If you would like to request a section swap, you may also do so via that form.

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Other Important Logistics

• Please email both instructors as soon as possible if you have academic accommodations from the OAE.
• If you have an academic conflict with the midterm exam (which is on July 22 from 7-9 PM), please fill out this form in addition to sending both instructors an email by July 8th.
• Be sure to check out the Honor Code handout as well as the course communication handout.
• As a reminder, regular LaIR hours will begin today, held 7-11 PM in Tresidder Student Union.

In CS106A we use a free "development environment" called Eclipse to write our programs. It is the most popular development environment for the Java language. Download Eclipse by following these instructions. Note that it is important that you follow all of the setup instructions after installing.

If you run into any issues while installing or using Eclipse, please see the bottom of the Eclipse install instructions for common troubleshooting steps. Also feel free to stop by LaIR hours or instructor office hours for assistance.

Also, as a reminder, regular LaIR hours will begin this Wednesday, 6/26.

We have a very simple google form for you to fill out so that we have a chance to get to know you a little. It should only take a few minutes. Though we call it "assignment 0" it is not for a grade.

Section signups are open from 5:00PM Sunday 6/23 until 5:00PM Tuesday 6/25. Click on the "Section" dropdown at the top and select "Sign up for section" to submit your preferences. As a reminder, signups are not first come, first served. As such, you may modify your preferences any time up until the Tuesday 5:00PM deadline. We will notify you of your section assignment by Wednesday morning, 6/26. Sections start this week!

Note: Remote SCPD students (if you are an SCPD student but able to attend a section on campus, you may disregard this message) should not sign up for a section; instead, register through the SCPD signup link in the "Section" tab.

Welcome to CS 106A! We are looking forward to a fun quarter. Class starts Monday, June 24th at 10:30AM in Bishop Auditorium. Please see the "Handouts" dropdown above for the General Information handout, as well as the Honor Code handout. SCPD students should also read the SCPD Information handout.